Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and other international leaders spoke out in favor of Internet freedom at a conference in the Netherlands.
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Daily Report: Clinton Pushes for Internet Freedom
On December 9, 2011, In Technology, by MarkBass75
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and other international leaders spoke out in favor of Internet freedom at a conference in the Netherlands.
On December 5, 2011, In Technology, by faretasel1
The article in Saturday’s New York Times, ” Oh, for the Good Old Days of Rude Cellphone Gabbers, ” stirred a vocal response among readers, eager to show their thoughts on the general boorishness of cellphone users.
The article in Saturday’s New York Times, ” Oh, for the Good Old Days of Rude Cellphone Gabbers, ” stirred a vocal response among readers, eager to show their thoughts on the general boorishness of cellphone users.
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Making Noise About People Who Talk to Their Cellphones
On December 5, 2011, In Technology, by klubetor
In Monday’s New York Times, Somini Sengupta reports on the Khan Academy, a program of math and science lessons developed by Salman Khan that has become a YouTube hit, attracting up to 3.5 million viewers a month, and that is now being tested in classrooms nationwide.
In Monday’s New York Times, Somini Sengupta reports on the Khan Academy, a program of math and science lessons developed by Salman Khan that has become a YouTube hit, attracting up to 3.5 million viewers a month, and that is now being tested in classrooms nationwide.
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Daily Report: Online Learning, Through the Khan Academy
On September 21, 2011, In Technology, by bambalunga303
Nearly three out of four Americans send text messages on the phone and among those who do, 31 percent prefer texting to talking, according to a study released Monday by the Pew Research Center.
Nearly three out of four Americans send text messages on the phone and among those who do, 31 percent prefer texting to talking, according to a study released Monday by the Pew Research Center.
On September 19, 2011, In News, Technology, by lsderotes
A newspaper in Allentown, Pa., describes the grim working conditions inside a local Amazon warehouse.
A newspaper in Allentown, Pa., describes the grim working conditions inside a local Amazon warehouse.
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Inside Amazon’s Very Hot Warehouse
On September 14, 2011, In Technology, Uncategorized, by Lobo
A video in the newest issue of Consumer Reports shows the amount of effort drivers must exert to use some of the dashboard devices.
A video in the newest issue of Consumer Reports shows the amount of effort drivers must exert to use some of the dashboard devices.
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Controls Gone Wild
On September 14, 2011, In Technology, by westase1
A new start-up offers easy and game-like coding and software development lessons on the Web for free.
A new start-up offers easy and game-like coding and software development lessons on the Web for free.
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Codecademy Offers Free Coding Classes for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
On September 12, 2011, In Technology, by waciejos13
Fast-paced media can affect a child’s brain within minutes.
Fast-paced media can affect a child’s brain within minutes.
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Young Attention Spans Impaired by SpongeBob and Rapid Games, Study Says
On September 12, 2011, In Technology, by fuistaszej3
Automated writing technology could have applications far beyond journalism.
Automated writing technology could have applications far beyond journalism.